模块4 Unit 11 The Media Lesson 4 What’s in the Papers 课件（共27张幻灯片）
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课件27张PPT。Lesson 4
What's in the papers?课时安排What’s in the Papers?First Period
1.To practise dealing with cultural references in context.
2. To practise identifying the type of newspaper an article is from.Second Period
To use compound adjectives correctly.
2. To create an article for a local paper文化意识语言有丰富的文化内涵.在英语教学中,文化主要指英语国家的历史,地理,风土人情,传统习俗,生活方式,文学艺术,行为规范和价值观念等.
初步了解英语语言与英语国家文化的关系(例如: 有些词汇或表达方法与文化背景的关系.)Pre-reading
Lead- in the topic
2. Talk about the types and sections of newspapers
While-reading
Post-reading
1.Skimming for main idea
2. Scanning for specific
information
3. Deal with cultural referenceComparing cultureObjectivesToday we are going to read some news reports from British newspaper
1. To practise dealing with cultural references in context.
2. To practise identifying the type of newspaper an article is from.Pre-reading: Leading-in What types of newspaper
are they?What’s in the papers?
news
reportsports eventsPre-reading: Brainstorming What’s in the papers? In an accident in the city center, a trolleybus knocked down and killed a man on the pavement in the morning on April 16. The trolleybus going along its route on Artyoma street swerved off the road to avoid a crash with a greengrocer’s truck that suddenly stopped in front of it. The road rules require emergency braking in this case, but the driver suddenly moved onto the pavement instead,
hitting a tree and knocking down a man standing nearby.
The pedestrian was dead by the time an ambulance arrived.
Pre-reading: Vocabulary trolleybus无轨电车greengrocer蔬菜水果商
ambulance救护车While-Reading: Skimming Read and match the articles with the headlines. Bad language on TV not OK for kids.
2) Mum finds her four girls.
3) Astronomer’s amazing escape.ACBWhat type of newspaper are they from?national localnational or localqualitytabloidastronomer天文学家tabloid papers
They usually have lots of pictures and the articles are not very long.
They do not have many serious articles but contain lots of stories about famous people, sports, TV programmers etc.(小报)quality papers They are much bigger and wider than the tabloids .
They have longer and more serious articles with fewer pictures. (比较严肃的) 大报While-Reading： Scanning Text A Read and tell: True or False?The research is about people’s attitudes to bad language on screen by Leeds University.
2. People don’t mind bad language on television.
3. Some people find bad language “OK” in films.
4. Pulp Fiction, Brookside and South Park are books, while BBC is a TV program. TFTPeople don’t mind it as long as it is not used in programs watched by children.FPeople were asked to comment on scenes from films like Pulp Fiction and TV series like Channel 4’s Brookside and cartoons like South Park.
Peter Moore, a writer at the BBC, said, “ The result does not surprise us at all. 1. Use the context to guess. British Broadcasting Cooperation
英国广播公司 2. Use an atlas(地图), dictionary or
encyclopedia(百科全书).Dealing with cultural referencesWhile-reading: Reading strategiesWhile-ReadingRead Text B again and answer questions.TEXT BHow did the accident happen?
Why was the truck driver lucky to escape?While-ReadingRead Text B again and answer questions.
TEXT B1) How did the accident happen? When the truck driver discovered the trolleybus coming towards him through the fog, he tried to move but his tyres got stuck in the muddy ground.The city is in thick fog. London used to be regarded as a city of fog.n. 雾tyren. 轮胎
The truck is stuck in the mud.
muddyn. 泥adj. 泥泞的，沾满泥的Vocabularytrolleybus
greengrocer
ambulance
astronomer
fog
tyre
muddyn.无轨电车
n. 蔬菜水果商
n.救护车
n.天文学家
n.雾
n.轮胎
adj. 泥泞的，沾满泥的While-ReadingRead Text B again and answer questions.
TEXT B2) Why was the truck driver lucky to escape? Because the driver jumped out of the
truck before the trolleybus crashed into it, pushing it 20 yards.How far is 20 yards?
A: 18 meters B. 7 meters C.12 meters1 yard≈0.91 metre Dealing with cultural references Read the article. Underline the cultural references to the USA and answer the question.a measurement of heat
a state of the USA
a word that tells you how the state is divided
a word that describes part of a US home
an outdoor event
Post-reading: Practice101℉Georgiacounty 县backyardpicnic39℃southfaherenheitComparing culture
Most of the daily newspapers people read in
Britain are national papers. However, in the US,
the most popular newspapers are local papers.
Discussion:
What about people in China, national or local?
Why? How about you?Culture shockHomework P72—1, 2 (cultural reference)
P32 1, 2 ( the types of British newspaper)
Read the text and pick out useful expressions.
What's in the papers?课时安排What’s in the Papers?First Period
1.To practise dealing with cultural references in context.
2. To practise identifying the type of newspaper an article is from.Second Period
To use compound adjectives correctly.
2. To create an article for a local paper文化意识语言有丰富的文化内涵.在英语教学中,文化主要指英语国家的历史,地理,风土人情,传统习俗,生活方式,文学艺术,行为规范和价值观念等.
初步了解英语语言与英语国家文化的关系(例如: 有些词汇或表达方法与文化背景的关系.)Pre-reading
Lead- in the topic
2. Talk about the types and sections of newspapers
While-reading
Post-reading
1.Skimming for main idea
2. Scanning for specific
information
3. Deal with cultural referenceComparing cultureObjectivesToday we are going to read some news reports from British newspaper
1. To practise dealing with cultural references in context.
2. To practise identifying the type of newspaper an article is from.Pre-reading: Leading-in What types of newspaper
are they?What’s in the papers?
news
reportsports eventsPre-reading: Brainstorming What’s in the papers? In an accident in the city center, a trolleybus knocked down and killed a man on the pavement in the morning on April 16. The trolleybus going along its route on Artyoma street swerved off the road to avoid a crash with a greengrocer’s truck that suddenly stopped in front of it. The road rules require emergency braking in this case, but the driver suddenly moved onto the pavement instead,
hitting a tree and knocking down a man standing nearby.
The pedestrian was dead by the time an ambulance arrived.
Pre-reading: Vocabulary trolleybus无轨电车greengrocer蔬菜水果商
ambulance救护车While-Reading: Skimming Read and match the articles with the headlines. Bad language on TV not OK for kids.
2) Mum finds her four girls.
3) Astronomer’s amazing escape.ACBWhat type of newspaper are they from?national localnational or localqualitytabloidastronomer天文学家tabloid papers
They usually have lots of pictures and the articles are not very long.
They do not have many serious articles but contain lots of stories about famous people, sports, TV programmers etc.(小报)quality papers They are much bigger and wider than the tabloids .
They have longer and more serious articles with fewer pictures. (比较严肃的) 大报While-Reading： Scanning Text A Read and tell: True or False?The research is about people’s attitudes to bad language on screen by Leeds University.
2. People don’t mind bad language on television.
3. Some people find bad language “OK” in films.
4. Pulp Fiction, Brookside and South Park are books, while BBC is a TV program. TFTPeople don’t mind it as long as it is not used in programs watched by children.FPeople were asked to comment on scenes from films like Pulp Fiction and TV series like Channel 4’s Brookside and cartoons like South Park.
Peter Moore, a writer at the BBC, said, “ The result does not surprise us at all. 1. Use the context to guess. British Broadcasting Cooperation
英国广播公司 2. Use an atlas(地图), dictionary or
encyclopedia(百科全书).Dealing with cultural referencesWhile-reading: Reading strategiesWhile-ReadingRead Text B again and answer questions.TEXT BHow did the accident happen?
Why was the truck driver lucky to escape?While-ReadingRead Text B again and answer questions.
TEXT B1) How did the accident happen? When the truck driver discovered the trolleybus coming towards him through the fog, he tried to move but his tyres got stuck in the muddy ground.The city is in thick fog. London used to be regarded as a city of fog.n. 雾tyren. 轮胎
The truck is stuck in the mud.
muddyn. 泥adj. 泥泞的，沾满泥的Vocabularytrolleybus
greengrocer
ambulance
astronomer
fog
tyre
muddyn.无轨电车
n. 蔬菜水果商
n.救护车
n.天文学家
n.雾
n.轮胎
adj. 泥泞的，沾满泥的While-ReadingRead Text B again and answer questions.
TEXT B2) Why was the truck driver lucky to escape? Because the driver jumped out of the
truck before the trolleybus crashed into it, pushing it 20 yards.How far is 20 yards?
A: 18 meters B. 7 meters C.12 meters1 yard≈0.91 metre Dealing with cultural references Read the article. Underline the cultural references to the USA and answer the question.a measurement of heat
a state of the USA
a word that tells you how the state is divided
a word that describes part of a US home
an outdoor event
Post-reading: Practice101℉Georgiacounty 县backyardpicnic39℃southfaherenheitComparing culture
Most of the daily newspapers people read in
Britain are national papers. However, in the US,
the most popular newspapers are local papers.
Discussion:
What about people in China, national or local?
Why? How about you?Culture shockHomework P72—1, 2 (cultural reference)
P32 1, 2 ( the types of British newspaper)
Read the text and pick out useful expressions.